Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award

The Award has presented by the Carol Tambor Theatrical Foundation since 2004. In a formal agreement with the Fringe Society, it will be given in perpetuity. ==Rules==

All productions which receive a four or five star review in The Scotsman newspaper and have not previously been presented in New York City are eligible for the prize. ==Prizewinners==

The previous winners are: • 2004: Sisters, Such Devoted Sisters by Russell Barr; and Rosebud by Mark Jenkins • 2005: Absence and Presence by Andrew Dawson • 2006: Goodness by Michael Redhill • 2007: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by 1927 • 2008: Eight by Ella Hickson • 2009: Little Gem by Elaine Murphy • 2010: ''Ovid's Metamorphoses'', by Pants on Fire • 2011: Leo, by Circle of Eleven • 2012: Mies Julie by Yaël Farber; Midsummer by David Greig • 2013: The Events by David Greig • 2014: Object Lesson, by Geoff Sobelle • 2015: Key Change by Catrina McHugh • 2016: Life According to Saki by Katherine Rundell • 2017: The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk by Kneehigh; Borders by Henry Naylor • 2018: Ulster American by David Ireland • 2019: Mouthpiece by Keiran Hurley • Shortlisted: Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show by White Room Theatre; Burgerz by performance Travis Alabanza; Dispatches on the Red Dress by Rowan Rheingans, and Knot by Nikki Rummer and JD Broussé == References ==